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Ashley Davis Night Travels Page 22 2 IAN Ohio “We’Ve Always Been Green!” JULY 2014 JULY 2014 ianohio.com Ashley Davis Night Travels Page 22 2 IAN Ohio “We’ve Always Been Green!” www.ianohio.com JULY 2014 Editors Corner When I was 16, my dad walked into my bedroom and said, “Johnny, we’re starting a festival; you’re doing the parking. And he walked out.” 32 years later, Here we go again … Hope to see you at the 32nd Annual Cleveland Irish Cultural Festival. I am biased, but things worth seeing include 30+ performers John O’Brien, Jr. like Black 47, on their final tour, The High Kings, Scythian, Dervish, Eileen Ivers, The StepCrew, Damien Dempsey tured in this issue, in the continuation of and many more, an internationally our summer long Festival Focus, kicked recognized cultural hall with a brand off by the 8th Annual Festival Focus new and very exciting, Temple Bar & Issue last month. Irish and Celtic Fests Museum, three award winning Irish in Cleveland, Dayton, Dublin, Great plays each day, Tir Na nOg (Land of Our American (NY), Kansas City, Pittsburgh, Youth) Children’s area, food court, work- Cincinnati and Muskegon follow. Check shops, presentations and so much more. them out and make your plans to make The weekend after is the Dayton Celtic this summer, the best summer. Fest and Great American Irish Festival, The World Cup is well under way, but and the weekend after that is the Dublin here in America – It’s Independence Irish Fest – so GOOD to be Irish, in Ohio, Day – how blessed we are, as we watch or anywhere ~ it’s time to get your green events unfold across the world. Owens on, and go! Sports has the low down on soccer and Then, We’re all off to Dublin, in the Irish football, for all ages; Terry talks of green, in the green … I’ll be performing the Books That Define Ireland; we have SEPTEMBER 5, 6,& 7, 2014 “At Each End of the Rifle” at Dublin milestones and puzzles, The Book of Irish Fest, Saturday at 1:30 in the Spoken Kells finds Illumination and Memory Word Tent, and also at the Muskegon Lane is just a page or two away. We Irish Music Festival September 13th – found a fantastic, funny, new writer in At The Riverplex 15th. Richard Lardie, his 3rd column is inside. “From throughout mankind’s history, We still have two more openings for col- IRISH FOOD & BEVERAGE | CHILDREN’S AREA brothers and neighbors have fought; umnists; so if you think you can, submit. IRISH MARKETPLACE | IRISH DOGS & TEEN ZONE wars of words, wars of philosophy, and Out & About Ohio and Out of the simply just, wars. Our similarities, tho Mailbag highlight things to do, hear often hidden, tie us together, more than and revel in, and don’t forget, around Live Irish Music Featuring the differences tear us apart. At Each the world, they are coming to Cleveland, End of the Rifle explores, in poem and for The Mayo Convention. famous verse, those similarities, in a Please stop by and say hello at the legacy filled with stark reminders of just fests in Cleveland, Dublin or Muskegon. how similar we all are, whether born in I love your FB posts, Tweets, texts and Boston, in Belfast, or in Bethlehem.” emails, but putting a face to a name Scythian The Screaming Orphans Even more festival highlights are fea- gives beauty to your byline. 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